If Oesterle Library doesn't have a print or full-text electronic copy of the article you're looking for, we can still get a copy of it for you from another library via interlibrary loan. Oesterle Library charges a copy fee of ten cents per page for articles delivered via interlibrary loan.
Follow the steps outlined below to have a copy of an article sent to you from another library via interlibrary loan.
Step One: Doublecheck to make sure Oesterle Library doesn't have the article
Look up the article in order to make sure Oesterle Library doesn't have it online or in print. If you're unsure, please ask a librarian.
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Step Two: Submit an Interlibrary Loan Request Form for Articles (below)
Use ONLY when an article isn't available online or in print at Oesterle Library
Interlibrary Loan Request Form for Articles
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